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Exploring the Role of Development Banks in Promoting Inclusive Economic Growth in Africa

Authors: Yousif Awad Ahmed Mohamed European Institute of Management and Technology (EIMT), Hinterbergstrasse 9/11, CH-6330, Cham, Zug, Switzerland. Author Email: Yousif.eljazz@badea.org Abstract: This research paper explores the role of development banks in promoting inclusive economic growth in Africa. It considers findings by contemporary authors and the practice of variants of development banks and their role […]

Assessing the Impact of Energy Insecurity on Industrial Development in South Asia: A Comparative Study of India, Bangladesh and Nepal

Authors: Madhukar Karky, Mumo Nzau & Elijah Munyi National Defence University-Kenya, P.O Box, 370, Nakuru Kenya C.A Email: madhukarkarky@hotmail.com Abstract: This article delves into the intricate relationship between energy security, industrial development, and environmental sustainability in South Asia, focusing on India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It scrutinizes the challenges posed by heavy reliance on fossil fuels […]

Christian and Muslim Borders: Bane or Blessing?

Authors: Patrick Kamau and Daryll Stanton Africa Nazarene University Email: pkamau@anu.ac.ke Abstract This paper addresses the WTD conference theme question: Are there borders which should separate Christians from people of other faiths? Notably, there some barriers separating Christians and Muslims, nonetheless interfaith dialogue is necessary and possible. Biblical and Qur’anic teachings on interfaith dialogue are […]

Firm Characteristics and Financial Performance of Deposit Taking Savings and Credit Cooperatives in Nairobi County, Kenya

Authors: Mirriam Mumbua Mwaluku and Geoffrey Mbuva Kenyatta University, P.O. Box 43844-00100, Nairobi – Kenya Author E-mail Address: mwalukumirriam@gmail.com ABSTRACT The financial performance of Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs) is crucial for economic development, particularly for low- and middle-income earners who depend on these institutions for accessible financial services. This study explored how internal firm […]

Influence of Parenting Styles and Other Factors on Risky Sexual Behaviors among Teenage Mothers in Secondary schools in Kajiado County, Kenya

Authors: Eucabeth Kemunto Manyibe, Tonny Amisah & Stephen Asatsa The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi, Kenya P.O BOX 62157-00200. Nairobi, Kenya Email:eucabethmanyibe@gmail.com   ABSTRACT Parenting styles help in guiding children as they develop into adults, and each style has an important implication for children’s future functional development. This means that parenting plays a principal […]

Influence of internal and external audit reforms on the performance of Non-Commercial State Corporations in Kenya

Authors: Patricia Mumo Kimuli, Fredrick Warui Kenyatta University, P.O. Box 43844-00100, Nairobi, Kenya Author Email: patricia.mumo@ndma.go.ke  Abstract: State owned corporations are very important in providing financial solutions in order to foster public service delivery and economic development. However, irrespective of this crucial role, these enterprises face numerous challenges, and they have over years recorded dismal […]

Sustainable Financing and Asset Performance for Non-Profit Organizations: A Systematic Review of Literature

Journal of Management and Business Administration, Vol., 4, 1-13, 2023 By Hillary Michael Awiti1 and Joseph Macheru2, Graduate Business School, 1,2Catholic University of Eastern Africa, P.O. Box. Box 62157 Bogani E Rd, Nairobi, Kenya  ABSTRACT Sustainable financing has today more than ever become a key driver for asset performance in the complex and dynamic business […]

Examining Alternative Strategies to Improve the Quality of Teacher Training In Public Primary Teacher Training Colleges in Kenya

Journal of Education in Developing Economies By Emily Akinyi Onyango1, Joel Wamichwe2, Eleen Yatich3 & John Wakhanu4 1,2,3,4 The Presbyterian University of East Africa, P.O. BOX 387, Kikuyu – Kenya Email: emilyakinyionyango@gmail.com ABSTRACT This study intended to examine the alternative strategies that could help improve the quality of teacher training in public primary teacher training […]

Exploring Public Preferences on Possible Reclamation Land Uses for Integrating Post-mine Brownfields into the Planned Urban Landscape

International Journal of Environmental and Health Scieces, Vol. 1, 58-73, 2022 Edwin Oluoch K’oyoo1, Leah Onyango2 and Emmanuel Midheme3 1,2,3Department of Urban & Regional Planning, P.O Box 4389-40103, Kondele, Kisumu – Kenya Corresponding Author Email: edwinkoyoo@gmail.com Abstract Mining activities for various resources usually results into disused, derelict tracts of land within other land uses within […]

Examining and Documenting Spatial Attributes of Post-mine Brownfields in Kisumu City, Kenya

International Journal of Environmental and Health Scieces, Vol. 1, 37-56, 2022 Edwin Oluoch K’oyoo1, Leah Onyango2 and Emmanuel Midheme3 1,2,3,Department of Urban & Regional Planning, P.O Box 4389-40103, Kondele, Kisumu – Kenya Corresponding Author Email: edwinkoyoo@gmail.com Abstract Landscape residues after mine/quarry closure are usually scarred, distressed and disturbed. These landscapes referred to as brownfields are […]